Speculation over the future of Barnet winger Albert Adomah continues to grow.
The Bees this week rejected two bids from Championship clubs.
Plymouth Argyle boss Paul Sturrock has been among the visitors to Underhill, while scouts from Premier League clubs have also been keeping tracks on the 20-year-old, who was only signed from non-league Harrow Borough at the beginning of the year.
Meanwhile, manager Paul Fairclough is expected to announce his retained list next week.
A number of top players have already been linked with moves to pastures new, including Jason Puncheon, Joe Devera, Neal Bishop and Kenny Gillet, who have also been attracting the interest of other clubs.
Crewe Alexandra boss Dario Gradi was believed to be watching a Barnet player at Accrington Stanley on Saturday.
Barnet host promotion-chasing Stockport County this weekend in their final home game of the season.
Following the excellent 2-0 win at Accrington (see inside for details), the Bees now sit in a comfortable mid-table position, with Fairclough aiming to finish as high as possible.
However, he has big injury problems ahead of the clash, particularly in defence.
With Devera, Ismail Yakubu, Sagi Burton and Ian Hendon all injured, Fairclough does not have an available centre-back. Midfielder Michael Leary has been playing in that position in recent games and he may have to be partnered by Gillet, or even striker Cliff Akurang. Another option would be to bring in a youth player.
Neal Bishop and Rob Beckwith will also miss the match. Bishop was carried off at Accrington with knee ligament damage and is out for the rest of the season.
Max Porter should be available again. He missed the Accrington game with food poisoning.
A large crowd is expected at Underhill, with Stockport likely to bring hundreds of fans, as they look to secure automatic promotion.
Barnet conclude their League Two campaign with a trip to Rotherham United on May 3.
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